Frozen II: Forest of Shadows by Kamilla Benko, 405 pages.
Disney Press, 2019. $15.
Content:
Language: G; Mature Content: G; Violence: PG.
BUYING ADVISORY: EL – ADVISABLE; MS – OPTIONAL
AUDIENCE APPEAL: AVERAGE
Anna wants to be more helpful to Elsa as Elsa
runs the kingdom, but feels like Elsa doesn’t need her help. When a blight starts to destroy the livestock
and harvest of their kingdom, Anna thinks she can find help. Anna finds a magical room with spells in it,
and accidentally unleashes Anna’s worst nightmare, instead of finding a
solution. Anna’s nightmare is in the
form of a wolf and it will take Anna and all her friends to find a way to stop
the wolf from destroying Arendelle and hopefully heal the livestock and harvest.
I love Frozen and was intrigued by the idea
of an original story with this great setting and characters. The story line is well done and there is a
lot of action, but I wished there had been more of my favorite characters like Kristoff and Olaf. My biggest debate
with this book is the audience because I think elementary kids would be drawn to
the characters, but the length and storyline is better suited for middle school
grades. However, would middle school
kids be willing to read a novel based on Frozen?
Reviewer, C. Peterson
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